Submitted the very first swap transaction immediately after the MAPO exploit. Below is a case-by-case breakdown of the maximum potential profit I could have captured from MAPO using @Web3MapInk pro (only $49/month) Using alerts + auto-buy, I bought MAPO first right after the exploit and acquired 453M MAPO for $300. The key question was how to exit the position. There were three main options: 1. Simple sell on the same chain (~75x) Based on the OKX quote, I could have received at least $25K, which is roughly a 75x return. However, since the OKX quote was not auto-refreshing, this may not have been the exact local top. 2. Bridge to BSC and sell (~420x) There was a swap transaction of around $3,300 for 1.1M MAPO:bscscan.com/tx/0xdf1422e5192… A simple calculation would value 450M MAPO at around $1.35M, but considering pool liquidity and price impact, that would likely have been impossible. Still, I believe capturing at least $150K+ (~420x) could have been realistic. 3. Bridge to MAPO and send to Bithumb (~840x–1,680x) This was likely the most profitable route. This wallet appears to have sent around 100M–200M MAPO to Bithumb and is currently estimated to have made over $300K in profit: debank.com/profile/0xe09cf8f… If I had sent my full position and the order book could absorb it — or if I had sold gradually — I believe $300K–$600K could have been possible, roughly 840x–1,680x. In most exploit events, bridges tend to close very quickly. Many wallets that bridged too late appear to have ended up with forced burns. For events like this, I believe the two most important factors are: 1. Buying faster than anyone else 2. Finding and using the bridge route immediately With personalized Telegram alerts delayed by at most 30 seconds, Web3 Map Pro can help users access this kind of information as quickly as possible.